Horror Unveiled: Kenya Accused of Shipping Daughters into Slavery
A concerning account details a rapid, fraudulent recruitment process involving quick passport and visa acquisition, recruiter fees, and deceptive contract changes discovered mid-flight. This critical report, along with other exclusive content, is available to subscribers through a premium access model, featuring secure payment options and an ad-free experience from Kenya's trusted newsroom.Pelumi Ilesanmi • Across Africa • 9 hours ago • 1 minute read •
Key Points
• Workers can obtain passports in three days and work visas in one day, highlighting a troubling recruitment process.
• Recruiters are profiting significantly, exemplified by one pocketing USD 1,000.
• Workers only discover significant changes to their contracts after departure, rendering them vulnerable upon arrival.
The process described reveals a troubling pattern of exploitation within international recruitment practices. A worker can seemingly obtain a passport in a rapid three days, with a work visa secured in an even more astonishing single day. This alarming speed is often coupled with financial malfeasance, exemplified by a recruiter who pockets USD 1,000. A particularly insidious aspect of this deceptive operation is that the worker only uncovers the significant changes to their contract after the plane has already departed, leaving them in an extremely vulnerable and compromised situation upon arrival at their destination.
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